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Chance Of Getting AIDS From Anal Sex Witout Condom
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can a woman get hiv from unproteected anal sex with a man witout hivcan a woman get hiv from having unprotected sex with a man who does not have hiv...
Response from Lisa Hightow-Weidman, M.D., M.P.H.
University of North Carolina
HelloNope, can't get HIV from someone who doesn't have it. You can get a host of other things like STDS and pregnant though.Take care,LHW...
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Anal sex with HIV positive person whose Viral load about having HIV? 4400. Chances of meI'm sorry i'm not good in English.(This topic was posted from Thailand)I want to ask you... Read more »Receptive anal sex with a condomHi. I had sex today with a guy who I am unsure as to his HIV status, beyond him telling me he was... Read more »
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Condoms and Condemnations -- Another Look at Unprotected Anal SexBarebacking. Again. For those of you who don't already know (were you abducted by aliens or something?), "barebacking" is what we call it when gay men engage in unprotected anal intercourse. Recently, I read an article in a local gay and lesbian... Read more »
Most HIV-Positive MSM Practice Abstinence, Condom Use or Monogamy to Reduce Chances of HIV Transmission, Study SaysMost HIV-positive men who have sex with men in the United States are taking precautionary measures to avoid transmitting the virus to their partners, according to a study published on Thursday in the CDC 's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report ,... Read more »
Negotiating for Condom UseTable of Contents Introduction Condoms and HIV Safer Sex Is for HIV+ People, Too Know What's Out There First, Think About Sex and Condoms Next, Talk to Your Partner Better Use of Condoms Using Condoms Correctly Taking Care of... Read more »
Men Using Condoms During Anal Sex -- Women Aren't: Health DepartmentJust 23 percent of New York City women who had anal sex with men in the past year reported always using condoms, a recent city Department of Health and Mental Hygiene report found. Among men who have sex with men, 61 percent reported always using a... Read more »
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oral sex and chances of getting disease
Posted by yasar2040, 1 Reply
Hi,I am a married man, my wife does not like to have oral sex. But I have been really crazy about it. I had taken a massage service by a lady, out of excitement I paid extra money and asked lady to massage private part. I also touched my tongue to... Read more » Anal Sex w/ my HIV+ Boyfriend
Posted by Escape, 1 Reply
Shortly after I met my partner we found he was HIV+. I have continued to test negative. When we met he said he was versatile, to me this is very important as I do occasionally like to receive. I understand the need to be safe, but he was not...
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whats my chance of getting AIDS by giving oral sex
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
About 3 weeks ago I gave oral sex to a sex worker in China. It lasted for about 1-2 minutes and I didn't feel any cuts in my mouth. What would be the possibility of me contracting AIDS this way assuming if she was HIV positive?This is the most... Read more » why anal sex is more riskier than oral sex
Posted by mick, 2 Replies
i hope i will keep posting my questions here and i'd like to ask why anal sex is more dangerous than oral sex?
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